The Sacramento Kings turned to Wednesday’s NBA Draft to build the first Doug Christie led roster. Christie and the Kings became all in after their April 29 contract agreement.
The Sacramento Kings have officially announced their full coaching staff for the upcoming 2025-2026 season. In a summer sure to be full of changes, the organization has now solidified the front office under new general manager Scott Perry as well as the coaching staff under new head coach Doug Christie.
After removing the interim tag from head coach Doug Christie and signing him to a new multiyear contract earlier this offseason, the Kings have finalized and formally announced the coaching staff that will be working with Christie in 2025-26.
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After a tumultuous season in Sacramento that saw Mike Brown fired and De’Aaron Fox traded, Doug Christie was given the opportunity to shed his interim role and build out his own staff as head coach of the Kings. Along with Christie, Scott Perry and B.J.
The Sacramento Kings have made plenty of changes this offseason already, and the second round of the NBA playoffs is still underway. The Kings have hired a new general manager, assistant general manager, and head coach, and they continue to make significant changes to their staff.
While the playoffs continue, the Sacramento Kings' rumor mill is already heating up, with news that the team will reportedly be looking at trade options for six-time All-Star DeMar DeRozan.
The Sacramento Kings organization continues to roll out changes, with another significant development occurring within the coaching ranks. Now that the
The longtime NBA coach, most recently had served as the head coach at his alma mater, Indiana University, for the last four seasons.
The Sacramento Kings have been making significant moves early into their 2025 offseason, highlighted by the hirings of general manager Scott Perry and head coach Doug Christie.
The Sacramento Kings are continuing their offseason overhaul with rumors continuing to swirl around who will join Doug Christie's assistant coaching staff.
Mike Woodson is a leading candidate to become Doug Christie’s top assistant with the Kings, sources tell Sam Amick of The Athletic (X link). A report earlier on Saturday indicated that current lead assistant Jay Triano and four other coaches won’t return to Christie’s staff next season.
The Sacramento Kings are making big changes to their coaching staff.
The Sacramento Kings started their 2025 offseason off with a bang, hiring a new general manager and head coach before the first round of the playoffs was done.
In a move that seemed like it was just a matter of time, the Sacramento Kings named Doug Christie their next head coach . Christie made it no secret that he wanted to return as head coach, but it was unknown whether new GM Scott Perry was going to do an extensive coaching search or go in another direction.
The Sacramento Kings agreeing to a contract extension with Doug Christie is a good move. Christie played for Sacramento in the early 2000s. Now, he will be the head coach of a team that finished with a 27-24 record after he took over as interim head coach.
Within the last two weeks, the Sacramento Kings made a change in the GM position. Monte McNair was fired, opening the door for Scott Perry. On Tuesday, another major development occurred as the Kings chose to stick with Doug Christie as the team’s head coach going forward.
The Sacramento Kings have decided on their new permanent head coach.
The Kings will remove the interim tag from Doug Christie and make him their permanent head coach, according to Shams Charania of ESPN, who reports that the two sides are finalizing the details of a multiyear contract.
The Sacramento Kings have their man, and guess what? They already had him. That would be none other than Doug Christie, who finished the season as the Kings’ interim coach.
New Sacramento Kings general manager Scott Perry said Wednesday that he will decide on the fate of interim head coach Doug Christie hopefully within the week.
Sacramento Kings general manager Scott Perry just got the job and will now decide if interim coach Doug Christie will be keeping his. Per NBA insider Chris
The Sacramento Kings may have a favorite already for their head-coaching job.
According to NBA insider Sam Amick of The Athletic, Doug Christie is “well-positioned” to remain the head coach of the Sacramento Kings. The Kings fired Mike Brown after 31 games this season and named Christie the interim head coach.
The Kings are not just winning under interim coach Doug Christie, they're routinely pulling off come-from-behind victories. Enough so that the coach has now put himself in the record books just 12 games into his tenure.
The Kings are 9-2 since Christie took the reins from the axed Mike Brown.
Doug Christie figured out to get first win as an NBA head coach: face the Dallas Mavericks when their two best players are out.
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